Electronic Engineering (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

The Electronic Engineering (Hons) at Bangor University  students tells us they particularly like the breadth and depth of our curriculum, which covers both traditional engineering and more modern aspects, like digital and ‘green’ skills. You’ll study all the core subjects: electronic materials, electrical power systems, electronics, instrumentation, microelectronics, computing and communications.

Recognising the key role that electrical and electronic engineering will play in transitioning to a green economy, for example, you’ll consider how sustainability can factor into project planning and management. Staff will share the latest insight from their investigations into low carbon energy sources (wind, solar, marine and nuclear), all of which operate within the region.

Career opportunities:

Over six million people – 19% of the entire UK workforce – are working in engineering and technology occupations, according to EngineeringUK. The organisation predicts that the demand for engineers by 2030 will grow at a faster than average rate than for all other occupations – 2.8% versus 2.3%.

The knowledge and insight you gain on this Electronic Engineering (Hons) at Bangor University cover many of the top specialist skills identified by EngineeringUK. These include: electrical engineering, electrical wiring, maintenance engineering, electrical systems, commissioning, electronics, control systems, control engineering and electronic design automation.